Emberwood Only good things avoided me

Kaori was silent as the other spoke, listening carefully to each word that escaped her mouth. Whilst the Draconids believed in and honoured dragons, the woman seemed more interested in believing that which existed strictly in the world around them; Grezig was not the first met to feel this way, nor did she anger the dragoness any more so than those before her. For dragons aside, her family existed to be accepting, casting not a single stone at any that may differ from themselves—to be so close-minded and abrasive went against their way of life.

“I think it is good for everyone to have different beliefs,” she revealed. “I find it… troubling that others feel the need to force their beliefs onto others when there is no harm in our differences.” As long as no one sought to take her beliefs away from her, she would not try and force them onto others. “Your belief in yourself and what you can experience is nice to hear about.” Even if they did not place their views in the same realms, Kaori did not view her as any less of an individual.